Leaving Time

the impossible-to-forget story with a twist you won't see coming by the number one bestselling author of A Spark of Light

By: Jodi Picoult

Narrated by: Abigail Revasch, Kathe Mazur, Mark Deakins, Rebecca Lowman

Jenna Metcalf was with her mother the night she disappeared in tragic and mysterious circumstances, but she remembers nothing.

Over ten years have passed, and still Jenna reads and rereads her mother's journals, hoping to find some clue hidden there, in the meticulous recording of her scientific research with elephants.
Desperate for answers, Jenna uses all her savings to recruit the aid of a private detective - and a psychic.

Jenna knows her mother loved her. She knows she would not leave her. And she will not rest until she finds out what happened that night. In her most gripping mystery since House Rules, Jodi Picoult brings us a powerful story of a young girl's determination to uncover the truth, however shocking and life-changing it might be.

(P)2014 Random House Audio©2014 Jodi Picoult

Critic reviews

She is the master of her craft ... and humanity is what Picoult does best

The best sort of light read: engrossing

It's hard to exaggerate how well Picoult writes

An addictive read packed with twists and turns

Impossible to put down

A book in memory.

love this book. have read Anthony Laurence book and An elephant in my kitchen.. Will go onto the websites suggested.

Intense emotional narration on elephant makeup and relating it to the characters in the story

I loved it all. Kept my attention and lured me into listening after a break. I did not see the plot until right before it happened. Absolutely excellent story telling.

Favourite Jodi Picoult book so far

Very gripping story and the great plot twist just left me speachless. Loved the elephant education as well. Highly recommend this book.... Well worth it. Also really enjoyed the narrators. I think they were the best so far since listening to audio books.

felt a lot like the movie the sixth sense

it is different. The characters all have so much depth. the only disappointment was that it felt like the sixth sense movie in the end. the issues highlighted about elephants is very real.